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How Do High-Yield Savings Accounts Work?
A high-yield savings account earns an above-average interest rate while letting you access your funds like a traditional savings account. The interest rate, known as the annual percentage yield (APY), can fluctuate as the Federal Reserve changes its benchmark interest rate. Like traditional savings accounts, high-yield savings accounts generally let you access cash as needed and might include a debit card. These accounts are federally insured by the Federal Deposit Insuranc

Jennifer Wills
Oct 82 min read
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